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07-12-09, 16:32 GMT+10#21 seriously, why risk it? u can get an 044 for $200.
otherwise enjoy the sight of melted forged pistons
as for fuel regs, stick to a decent known name brand, like turbosmart, aeromotive
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07-12-09, 16:35 GMT+10#22 Quote:
Originally Posted by theVLguy
seriously, why risk it? u can get an 044 for $200.
otherwise enjoy the sight of melted forged pistons
i agree for the $ 200 you cant go wrong just get an 044
and again for the reg , why waste money on after market , standard is fine
the rajab race car has $$$$$$ spent on it , and if it needed a after market fuel pressure reg im sure they wouldnt of hesitated , and that car does 8s
GM-747 another car , standard reg on it just did a 9.80 lol
Some original photos have not been recovered yet.
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07-12-09, 17:58 GMT+10#23 Quote:
Originally Posted by <NICK>
i agree for the $ 200 you cant go wrong just get an 044
and again for the reg , why waste money on after market , standard is fine
the rajab race car has $$$$$$ spent on it , and if it needed a after market fuel pressure reg im sure they wouldnt of hesitated , and that car does 8s
GM-747 another car , standard reg on it just did a 9.80 lol
too true,
you only need to change a fuel reg if
-u wish to up pressure, to force more out of injectors.
-it becomes a restriction which causes higher then desired fuel pressure, because it cant bypass all the excess fuel
Some original photos have not been recovered yet.
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